blue smoke on acceleration , dramatic increase

always had one cyl down on compression that i suspected was the issue. went looking for this sudden increase in acceleration induced blue smoke and i found another cyl on the same bank that seems to have lost 40 psi since the last time i checked compression. this rebuild doesn't have 5000 miles on it. but a lot of it is running @ the drag strip. just got a lot worse @ the first drag race of the summer last week. ( summer just starting here in Canada). the first thing that comes to mind is a broken ring, or head gasket failure. My question , is how to methodically diagnose this prior to disassembly. 410 mag block, w/ edelbrock heads, atomic injection, keith black hypereutectic pistons 40 over. rev limiter set @ 6100rpm.
If you're lucky in an unlucky way the piston lost a ring land and it went out the tail pipe...that way saves losing a piston in its entirety followed by a cylinder wall.
The blue smoke is oil and that points to the piston coming apart.
Call KB and see about a couple pistons...pricing them... then tear it down to see how many you really need.. then when it goes back together ... add and extra .015-.020 to the gap... in fact.. just gap the top rings @.034 and second @.024.
I usually leave the 2nd ring stock gap.. but I've been hearing from other that they had issues.. with that said I have not but dont want to give wreckless advice.